Warning redundant!

But someone spits sounds great. Only the band name still asks politely whether I feel they not attacked me, and then followed with the album title equal to the warning afterwards that one anyway had no idea on what you einließe here. Quite clear: something attracts attention and a healthy self-confidence has still harmed no new career. Since you have the hype but already half in the bag. Much more surprising than this but the fact is the Does It Offend You, Yeah? have the laurels but deserved. You Have No Idea What You're Getting Yourself Into, "turns out to be electrifying, wild, but also musically varied Brachial work. After several wacky electro-heavy singles like Let's Make Out" or We Are Rockstars "already feel like the album made and the set direction seemed, the debut of the British trio still surprised but then ... namely with knotless pop songs. These are called Dawn of the Dead ", Being Bad Feels Pretty Good" or "Epic Last Song" and prove that the band can be different . Because they sound sandwiched between fine pop melodies and 80s synths, even as the Killers sounded times in its promising initial phase. Otherwise, the album always fluctuates between extremes. Battle Royale "works as instrumental opener on Justice level, while With A Heavy Heart "as the second song a kick comes in the soft tissues of the same. Rarely lately I've heard so nen punchy song. DIOYY? do it's play electro punk á la Digitalism with Killers-like indie pop rock and noise-rockers who are to combine the tradition of the great Death From Above 1979. Electro-punk, the grumbles, according to the trade press. And if one starts from the time when punk adaptation resistant music genre, then this is quite something to it. Does It Offend You, Yeah? look fresh, versatile and do not seem to care about genre boundaries or else. So this album has serious moments and texts, as well as song titles like Attack of the 60 ft Lesbian Octopus ". This is the end of something abstruse, weirde disco rock music, but probably works more in Rock Club, as in a disco. In a time of declining album culture make Does It Offend You, Yeah? just right, in which they define convulsively. The album, itself a Sammelsorium the songs that read in recent months transpire from time to time the band still works somehow. A great symbiosis between electric and rock with by powerful songs dignity. wonder if the band is not really soon on everyone's lips. In the hit potential of most of the songs on the album. Really one of the best debuts lately!